Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy was met with a torrent of boos and heartfelt heckles as he rose to speak at a memorial for the victim’s of Friday’s terror attack at a Manchester synagogue.
A somber vigil for the victims of the Yom Kippur terror attack at a British synagogue turned sour when Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy was heckled by mourners.
Lammy was overwhelmed by shouts and boos from the crowd before he could even stand at the microphone at a memorial for the two people killed during the horrifying Thursday attack at Heaton Park synagogue in Manchester, the BBC reported.
“Go to Palestine! Go to Palestine,” one person shouted over the chorus of boos. “Shame on you.”
“You have blood on your hands,” another citizen shouted.
